According to the Migraine Research Foundation, about 12% of people in the United States have migraines. A migraine isn’t just a bad headache – in fact, some migraine episodes don’t even cause head pain. Here’s how you can tell the difference between a regular headache and a migraine headache: Type of Pain The pain felt…
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With the arrival of warmer weather and social distancing guidelines easing around the country, many of us are starting to itch for more travel. But for anyone with a history of back pain, the thought of an extended car ride can be worrisome. Can you really tolerate hours on the road? Sitting in a car…
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that about 1 in 5 Americans are living with chronic pain. If pain is part of your daily experience, you do have options … and one of them is speaking with a pain management specialist! A pain management specialist is a medical provider who has received…
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Generally, adults should drink eight 8-ounce glasses of water (or fluid) each day. Yet research indicates that many of us, and especially older adults, are chronically dehydrated. It’s not just our fluid intake (or lack of it) that’s a problem. Heat exposure, overexertion, acute illness, and even certain medications – such as drugs to treat…
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American Pain Consortium Holdings (APCH), Center for Pain Management’s parent organization, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gary Raju as APCH Chief Financial Officer. Read more about the appointment in the official press release.
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By Dr. Amanda Wakefield By now, everyone has heard more than they ever wanted to about the COVID-19 pandemic and have felt its impact in one way or another. The guidelines for preventing infection (e.g. frequent handwashing, staying home when you’re sick) have stayed much the same over time, except for the additional recommendation to…
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